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An opinion piece by Daron Tan, ICJ Associate International Legal Adviser, Asia and the Pacific Programme, published on Tech Policy Press on 20 September 2023.   On January 9, 2023, former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen posted a video on Facebook where he threatened his political opponents with

India approved its first ever privacy law amid surveillance concerns. Here are the good and bad of Indias Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

In a world where tech has become a transcendent force, people are always looking for guidance.

DRONES ARE THE FUTURE OF WARFARE... BEFORE THE NUKES....THE ARTICLE BELOW WRITTEN IN MARCH 2023 HAS NOT ADAPTED TO THE MINI-DRONES THAT CAN DESTROY TANKS. IT STILL HARPS ON ABOUT THE $39 MILLION AMERICAN BIG BIZOS THAT ARE AS OBSOLETE AS THE HORSES OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE. THEY CAN BE SEEN, SPOTTED AND DESTROYED EASILY.

The project is backed by some of tech's biggest stars, but four countries are probing its privacy practices.

Forget Gonzalez v. Google. There's another dispute that will come before the justices in the next year and this time they will have to directly deal with issues involving platforms and speech.

We’ve published multiple comparisons of secure messaging apps with end-to-end encryption, shared recommended settings , and described the r...

Journalism in Canada has suffered countless setbacks over the past decade. Postmedia has tightened its grip on the industry, scooping up

The four initial Meta studies highlight the fallibility of corporate collaboration and the need for government transparency mandates.